Play Alberta, already the province’s only authorised online option, will share the market as operators move through licensing, registrations and customer pre-registration ahead of July 13
The province will look to share its poker liquidity both with Ontario and internationally, pending a decision by the Ontario Court of Appeal this November, which will have an impact on all Canadian provinces.
The Tour returns to Montreal for the second time this year, as WPT Playground brings a $1.5 million guaranteed Championship event and an exciting schedule of side events with millions of dollars in play.
Canada’s only regulated iGaming market will be launching a centralized self-exclusion system, allowing players to exclude themselves from play across all licensed sports betting, casino, and poker operators in the province.
Government officials are continuing discussions with interested parties and preparing for an iGaming overhaul that could see first regulated iGaming sites launch in Alberta as early as next year.
All of existing online poker operators in American markets have shown interest applying for Alberta gaming licenses in the near future, with Bally’s Interactive being the latest to join the trend and explore its options.
The prestigious WPT festival will feature a C$2 Million guaranteed Championship event, along with a number of more affordable WPT tournaments and the popular Meet Up Game with Brad Owen and other WPT Ambassadors.
The province enters the third year of legal online gambling as one of the biggest markets in North America, as 86% of all Ontarians now turn to regulated sites to play their favorite games.
The company inches closer to launching its Tooniebet brand in Ontario and offer another competitive online casino product in a continually-expanding regulated market.
With new advertising and marketing regulations set to take effect on February 28, AGCO has shed more light on what that will mean for different groups of celebrities and professional athletes.